Quaint restaurant with good ambiance. They have a full bar. Everything we ordered was incredibly delicious! Recommend the lamb chops, chicken kerala, Chana masala, and chicken tikka masala, and naan. The service was very good! We had a party of 7 on a Sunday evening and the staff took great care of us! Highly recommend this restaurant!!!

Jaz was delicious. Very friendly owner and staff. Good service and nice ambiance. A bit pricey but worth it. We really enjoyed the flavors.

My husband and I had theatre tickets in the area and we both love Indian food; I've been a huge fan of Indian for 30+ years and have had the good fortune to experience my share of great indian dishes all over the world, but tonight's pre theatre dinner was outstanding; i had the best Palak Paneer I have ever had in my entire life. The atmosphere was elegant and yet casual at the same time, it was just such a wonderful find for just strolling around . Jaz came over to shake my hand and thank us for coming in, that is such a nice touch, very old New York, I will definitely be back and will bring more friends !

My fiance and I were in the mood for Indian food and stumbled across this restaurant in Hells Kitchen. It was absolutely delicious and I still think about it today! I wanted something different from your standard butter chicken or tikja masala so they recommended the chicken kerala which was a chicken curry with fresh ground pepper and coconut milk instead of cream. Stellar decision I'm going to go back for more! My fiancé ordered the tandoori chicken and it was juicy, fresh, and flavorful. Definitely coming back!

First time visiting Jaz. Food was okay. Highly recommend having a reservation as they got crowded, and all the tables were packed. The food could have been better spice wise. The staff was polite and friendly.

Had made reservations for a table of 5 for Friday evening 7:15 pm and after arriving late by 10 mins, were still lucky enough to be seated on our large table which was right by the entrance door. Every time the door opened a nice little winter breeze kept reminding me how cold it was out there! We ordered appetizers which included a very delicious serving of Shrimp Balchao ($12) - 4 pieces, and an extremely horrible veggie appetizer - Lasuni Gobi ($7) which did not have a single piece of Lasun aka garlic in it. What made it even worse was it was mixed in Tomato Ketchup and I could barely finish it. Also ordered some Papadam ($3) - 2 pieces which was served with chutney. Main courses though was a completely different story and we ordered a Vegetarian Biryani ($19), Goat Biryani ($24) + ($5 Raita), Kerala Chicken ($22) along with an Onion Kulcha ($6), Garlic Naan ($6), and Aloo Paratha ($6) which were all tasty! Service was good, food arrived within 25 minutes of ordering, and the place got really busy and was packed to capacity by 8:30 pm. Noise levels went from low to medium, along with the background music which started around 8:15 pm or so. Decently priced menu - so would definitely recommend this place for anyone who is looking for some good tasting Indian food around Hells Kitchen!

Super tasty. Felt fairly authentic although does cater to Americans. Don't know if it's the "best" Indian food in Hell's Kitchen, but you will not be disappointed. Unfortunately, no dishes knocked it out of the park for me and I consider myself an Asian food connoisseur. Def get the samosas and garlic naan. Aloo gobi matar (cauliflower) was good. The okra was bland and ok. The butter chicken was ok. More tomatoe-y than I'd like. Same with the vindaloo which was almost like a marinara sauce. The butter chicken was odd slices of chicken breast that were super dry. It was like they took frozen chicken strips and sliced them. Little chicken medallions. The vindaloo chicken was thigh chunks which were definitely more juicy and the tomato had a chunkier texture. They're getting four stars because the staff was nice and the ambiance felt fancy for a casual place. It's def not cheap, but if you're with a group and each ordered a dish and shared and got rice (doesn't come with) and extra naan you could be full. The serving dish makes the entrees looks tiny but their deep so it's normal sized. They should get flatter dishware. If you're newer to Indian food this place will suffice. If you're a pro and wanna be challenged or impressed, keep looking.